The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-09-24

Repair your payemeDts.
Allentown falr-next week
-Lehighton fair-October lth.
Butter and eggs are going up in price
Tea you ell eye pea Ess oh aye pea,
Spell it.
--5043, the Jewish new year commenced
on Tuesday
Parents should not allow their children
to run the streets SO late at night
The Lehghton Cornet Band gave an
open air concert Saturday evening.
Many towns throughout the valley are
flooded with counterfeit silver dollars.
The store room and residence of John
Blose will soon be ready for occupancy
An advertisement planted in the AD-
yoCATE is bound to bring the best results.
Before purchasing elsewhere, see KEN
erer & Swartz's large stock of furniture,
etc. IF.
Our merchants are making beautiful
display of fall and winter dress and dry
goods.
the liver-pad, gin cocktail and paper
hustle are luxuries, but Tulip soap is
necessity.
That dingy, dirty little apoogy for an
l.. & S. depot is still the pride Of Mauch
Chunkers.
Pay your taxes and get naturallzed, and
you can take your choice when you vote in
November.
-Constables make their first returns un-
der the new high license law at the October
term of court.
The camp-meeting in session at James
town, suberb of this place, is doing much
general good
There are thee hundred and nineteen
INDECENT persons in the Northampton
county almshouse.
Read Guth & Sons new advertisement
in to-day's issue. Rare bargains are repre-.
sented. Don't fail to read it.
--Rey. Stofilet, Of Normal Square, filled
the pulpit in the Reformed church last
Sunday morning and evening.
DR.. w. G. NJ. Seiple, of North street,
sports new carriage, manufactured by the
Lehigh Wagon Works on Bank street.
Before you buy fall hat or bonnet
Store of Miss Alyenia Graver on Bank
street. 3W. \
The worthless soaps of foolish pre-
iudice should be suppanted by the reliable
soap of liberal sentiment-'tis Tulip, best
in use.
w. II. Wood, of town. an employee in
the Packerton shops, had the fingers of his
left hand severely squeezed one day re-
Gently.
The Lehigh Wagon Company this week
put in their works thirty horse power
boiler TO better facilitate their largely in
creased trade.
"A hard looking set of tramps were loiter-
ing about town last week. The best way to
get rid of them is to refuse them edibles.
They must go.
TO our mechanical and farmer friends
throughout the Valley: Remember the
county fair on the 4th proximo and don't
fail to have your exhibits ready.
IF your watch or clock don't run cor
rectly, take it TO Hagaman, on Bank street,
and if it then fails to keep time he will
make no charge. March 26-6m*
We notice by our exchanges that Alb
bey's Uncle Toms Cabin Troupe is again
making the rounds. Our town readers
doubtless remember them so we need not
comment.
1T is reported that a girl, by the name
of Sarah Maclxe, of Slatington, attempted
suicide recently owing to an unfortunate
loye affair. This is cold world for senti-
mentality.
The temperance people are looking out
for violation of the liquor laws. Every
body interested should bear this fact in
mind rs 4 prosecution will follow every
known violation.
The grand raflle at the Carbon House
Saturday evening passed off very quietly. |
Columbia HON and William Heberling car
ried off the prizes-each securing a fine
doubled barrelled shot gun.
mind th,t tha o,r e,,oo;fas thot IT, si'o,id
fnen In cool oondition tho roods L,iJona |
and II IoarS sni,, Sne to"Js uiluSGs .I
makes them ameniable TO the law.
-for tle week endlng on the lnh INST,
there were lS,904 tons OF coal shipped over
the H. " ,. h'h''a Total TO date OF 3,ogS,S36
tons, showing an increase as compared with
o''iie u"te h'sU year oi zVo'ooz IONS
"A didn't know 1t was loaded case
is reported from Stroudsburg. The bullet
struck corset steel and glanced off thus
saving the glrPs life. 1t is safe to presume
That corsels Will be trump with that girl
iereai'er'
1t is said that John Cannon, OF Beaver
Meadow, is one hundred and FIVE years old,
but he has never known what enjoyment Is
unless he has taken drive in one of David
Ebberrs handsome turnouts. Livery on
N'iUi s'leeU'
For the week ending Sept. 18th there
were l40,S9l tons OF coal shipped over the
Lehigh Valley railroad, making a total to
date of 5,64S,132 tons, and showing an in
crease OF d6S,949 tons compared with same
'''''e ias' year.
We have received some imported cork
screws and fine cashmere suitings which
we can make TO order in first class stvle nj
prices TO suit The most economical bnyer Of
Sondheims One Price Star Clothing Hall.
Mauch Chunk.
An act passed NV tbe last leoislatpra
prescribes an Imprisonment Of thirty davs
and $40 fine for election officers and asses.